Friendly, spacious apothecary right next to the Alnatura Migros --- enter from the street or the…read moreinterior hallway. The staff is helpful without harrying you, as sometimes happens at the Rotpunkt. Well-stocked, well-lit, and reasonable hours --- my usual go-to for things you can't find in a supermarket.

This place is a gem in Zürich! You can get a huge selection of stuff at prices much lower than at…read moreMigros or Coop. Prices could be comparable to those at Denner, but the latter tends to have a smaller selection of merchandise. The only thing is that Lidl doesn't stock certain items, like soymilk, peanut butter, whole-wheat pasta, or those lovely pie/tart wedges that I like to eat for dinner once in a while. But for the staples (and a little exotica not readily found in other stores--Mexican tortillas, American chocolate chip cookies, Schwäbisch Maultaschen, Swedish oat cookies, American marshmallows), this place is great! I love filling up my bags and then checking how little the final bill comes out to be. :D

WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!…read more This Lidl has the absolute worst customer service from both employees and the managers. Living in Switzerland for over 9 years this place is by far the worst I have experienced! I shop here often because they have good selections and "Aktionen" items and in general the prices are relatively inexpensive compared to the bigger Swiss supermarket chains like Migros and Coop. But for some inexplicable reason the employees and managers working here are exceedingly rude and unhelpful. Most of the time I put up with it and just not ask for any assistance from anyone. I pay for everything with Apple Pay or TWINT on my iPhone. On most days I also carry some cash as a backup. Today while I was shopping I noticed my phone had ran out of battery. Unfortunately I left the house in a hurry and forgot to take my backpack with the backup cash inside. I walked around until I found a Lidl employee (whom I've never seen at this Lidl before) and asked if it's possible to charge my phone somewhere just for a couple of minutes only for the purpose of making the payment on the groceries I already picked up. He seemed visibly annoyed but looked around behind displays for a plug. Then I said I don't have a cable and asked if maybe someone who works there does. He said there is one iPhone charger upstairs in the office but it's very inconvenient for him to charge my phone there. I apologized for causing his inconvenience and thanked him profusely for his help. He punched the code at the personnel door and disappeared behind it with my iPhone in hand. He came back less than a minutes later and said it is not possible as "This is not a service we provide!" I was a little taken aback as I'm obviously just asking him for help and not expecting it to be a typical service provided by Lidl. I calmly explained to him that I have been shopping at this Lidl store for many years since it opened at this location. This is the only time this situation has ever occurred while I'm shopping here. I'm asking for a favor not expecting a service. Coincidentally, at the same moment, the manager walked by and the employee quickly said something to the manager. The manager looked at me with disdain, rudely threw up a hand and said absolutely not before walking away. I put down my basket with the groceries inside on top of a stack of cases of beer and walked out of the store taking a little comfort in the thought that it would take him longer to put back all the items than to charge my phone for a couple of minutes. NEVER SHOPPING AT THIS LIDL AGAIN...EVER!!!

Migros was my food life line while I was in Zug. Very nice selection of takeaway items, fresh baked…read moregoods, and produce. Although I do not speak Swiss German, I did not have any problems interacting with cashiers. Note that most stores not at a train station close around 7 pm during the week and are closed all day on Sunday. Also, bring a tote bag for your purchases. Finally, I did not have a chip-and-pin credit card (just magnetic stripe), but, as of this review, it was not a problem to use.

Large pharmacy with a friendly English speaking staff! Easy to navigate, even if you have a…read morestroller! Clean and bright. Some of the pharmacies here look old and dingy, this one is the exact opposite. They offer discount to employees of the larger local companies. Located right across from Bahnhof Enge.

Very wide selection of products!! I was looking for sunscreen specifically with a high spf and oily…read moreskin, and they had multiple choices! I'd definitely go back here if I'd look for sort of obscure beauty products. They also have a section with special food etc and additional items. Very nice store overall!

There seems to be some what of a negative image for Aldi in Zürich however this one in Mönchaltorf…read morehas such a wide selection and I love going here ( whenever I'm in the area). Of course they fresh food selection is not always the best but the certainly they have the basic stuff for a lot cheaper. They even sell the same product for cheaper than you would find in migros and coop. There frozen and cold area has an extensive selection. You can't find everything here but you certainly can find enough and it's a great alternative if you want to save a few franks

I start ma day off at 8 walking to ma local Aldi, I go to the sausage selection to compare with…read moremine, the mustard selection is always something I check. (I mean you need the best tech) I buy a gift card for salami and Chex as well

This Aldo Suisse is a nice size and produce fresh. It also had a good variety of home goods,…read moregrocery and beer and wine.

Aldi Suisse is a level above the usual Aldi stores. Many gourmet items, plus lots of household…read moreitems and small appliances for sale. I could visit for one month just to try all the great food items here.

Big store that has almost everything. Coop prices, but coop quality as well. Self-service checkout…read moresince a few years. P.S. Decent beer selection, the best in the neighborhood.

Large Coop in Wollishofen. The store encompasses two floors and offers a great selection of grocery…read moreand non-grocery goods. I am always able to find great deals here. The produce section is fairly large. Staff is a bit grouchy. Store does not have the self-service check out registers. Parking is ample and cheap, by Swiss standards.